E T wrote:
Is it absolutely sure in this case, that the CDROM supports
_UDMA_ ??? (It may only support _DMA_ which is not the
same thing).
This is what BIOS used to say when booting...
Okay, but it would be better to check the CD-ROM documentation
(the BIOS auto-probe could be
I concede - rather, I give up - who really cares?
Russ Johnson wrote:
Play on words or not, that's what the Wine team says it stands for.
To emulate, aren't you faking it? If they don't fake it, but actually have
the APIs, then it's not emulation, it's real. Hence, not emulation.
If it
Pjsorry, I didn't mean anything was illegitimate or not
above board. It was just a comment about system administrators
that don't even know the correct designation for the version of
the operating system they're using. After all, attention to
details is everything.
Alan
Pj wrote:
Tom Berkley wrote:
Larry
Suspect a lilo.conf line length limitation. Try using the \ character at
the end of a line
and continue the append command on the following line. Make absolute
certain that no spaces follow the \ character or is will not escape the
newline character.
Tom
Sorry
Michael Holt wrote:
AARGH! That's simply a play on words You stated the fact yourself
- the program that's NORMALLY executed on a WINDOWS platform is allowed
now to run on a LINUX platform. You EMULATE the Windows enviroment so
that you can run that program in a Linux enviroment.
Exactly. If you add a what is essentially a new library, would you call
that an emulator. No, its just a library of api functionality. Would you
call a c, or c++, or fortran compiler an emulator.
Tom
Russ Johnson wrote:
Play on words or not, that's what the Wine team says it stands for.
MichaelJohn's not blasting you! He's telling you that your
dictionary is incorrect. He's telling you that the folks who
originated and named and programmed WINE called it WINE for a
certain reason and what that reason is. That's all.
Alan
Michael Holt wrote:
I'm not quite sure why
Alan,
I think the most important event concerning this issue is Jean-Michel
said he would take the time to fix it. One of the best things about this
list is the willingness of the users to talk to each other and thrash
out the problems so the software developers can make changes.
As far as the
Hi !
Does the $SUBJECT or something similar available under
Mandrake ? I wouldn't like to manually choose the packages every
time I'm installing a box by my style. So, is it available to give the
pckages names to the rpm to install packages that I like and
uninstall what's unneccecary for me
Dennis Robertson wrote:
Hello List,
I am running L-M7.0 and have just installed XFree86 version4. All went
well except for the mouse pointer. The mouse is an M$ serial
IntelliMouse at com1. The first few times I started up I couldn't see
the mouse pointer at all but if I clicked the
Michael Holt wrote:
AARGH! That's simply a play on words You stated the fact yourself
- the program that's NORMALLY executed on a WINDOWS platform is allowed
now to run on a LINUX platform. You EMULATE the Windows enviroment so
that you can run that program in a Linux enviroment.
Michael Holt wrote:
I concede - rather, I give up - who really cares?
You're not a technician, are you? Terminology matters. If it's not
consistent, people make mistakes and things go boom (just ask the Jet
Propulsion Laboratory).
I understand the distinction between emulator and API.
Hi !
Several minutes after boot I got the message:
eth0: transmit timed out, tx_status 00 status \
e000.
What does it mean? This machine still
independent from the LAN but has a NIC (3com
Vortex or Boomerang)
Thanks,
Ago
"If you love somebody set them free..."
Sting is GPL fan :-))
A
Brian T. Schellenberger said:
Is the zip drive 0,0 or 0,1?
0,0
Have you tried
cdrecord -scanbus
I did, but all I remember was that it didn't lead to a solution at the time.
I'm not booted with ide-scsi right now, because it screws up other things
(fstab stuff) that I don't want to
Russ Johnson said:
/etc/inittab is the file that controls how init works. You can override
inittab by specifying a parameter at the lilo prompt. So, that being the
case, let's see what's in the /etc/lilo.conf file. All of it.
You got it!
boot = /dev/hda
timeout = 200
prompt
vga =
Brian T. Schellenberger said:
Yes, but what rc.5 has is irrelevent; the question is: "why are we
using rc.5 in the *first* place? -- what's putting us into run-level 5?"
Do you have an init in the rc.local at all? (Possibly linked in for
run-level 3.) I suspect not, and that 'init'
Actually, we've *already* solved his problem in a practical sense.
He's got his system operating as he wants it.
He's just indulging us in trying to solve the mystery of why it was
acting oddly in the first place, and a re-install won't accomplish
*that*!
Also, w/r/t to your previous comment
But it's not an emulator.
It's a compatibility library.
That is, in has the Windows API but it doesn't actually emulate the
hardware or processor or anything like that, which is what is so darned
slow on emulators.
(To see the effect, use vmware; if using a compute-bound application
it's
Hello Jean-Michel.
Thanks. It is very helpful for you to help solve it. Also...it explains
why you haven't responded to my direct emails in the past. So I forgive you
on that. :) I be looking forward to seeing the results for this. If you
actually make it work, then I guess I have
I don't think so.
I've been in the computer field professionally for 19 years, and I have
never heard this distinction raised. Perhaps it's made in Electrical
Engineering circles, but in computer science and the general population,
the distinction seems to be that an emlator emulates hardware,
Well, of course, the zip drive *should* be 0,1 and the CD-RW *should*
be 0,0, given that the zip drives on hdd and the CD-RW on hdc (unless,
perhaps, you specified both of them on the lilo.conf in reverse order,
but I'm sure you didn't do that).
However, I'm afraid we've reached the limits of
On Sun, Apr 09, 2000 at 11:22:02PM +0200, Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
- On Sun, Apr 09, 2000 at 14:57 -0500, Pj wrote:
- Sheldon
-
- I just read something on one of the securtiy sites that a virus can
- cause files to *grow.* Unfotunately I forgot where I saw the info or the
- name/type of the
On Sun, Apr 09, 2000 at 09:12:16PM -0700, Michael Holt wrote:
- AARGH! That's simply a play on words You stated the fact yourself
- - the program that's NORMALLY executed on a WINDOWS platform is allowed
- now to run on a LINUX platform. You EMULATE the Windows enviroment so
- that you can
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, you wrote:
AARGH! That's simply a play on words You stated the fact yourself
- the program that's NORMALLY executed on a WINDOWS platform is allowed
now to run on a LINUX platform. You EMULATE the Windows enviroment so
that you can run that program in a Linux
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
It's a feature, not a critical function. If you use an application that
relies on reverse DNS lookups (some IP applications do), then the
reverse lookup will fail if your hostname doesn't match the real FQDN.
If you have a dialup connection to the internet that
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, you wrote:
I'm not quite sure why you want to blast me for simple semantics, but
whatever name you want to give it, it still performs the same function.
I don't believe it's semantics. I believe there is a
distinct difference between an emulator and an API.
John
Well is it an adaptor or an emulator?
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Tom Berkley mewed:
Exactly. If you add a what is essentially a new library, would you call
that an emulator. No, its just a library of api functionality. Would you
call a c, or c++, or fortran compiler an emulator.
Tom
Russ
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Hi !
Several minutes after boot I got the message:
eth0: transmit timed out, tx_status 00 status \
e000.
What does it mean? This machine still
independent from the LAN but has a NIC (3com
Vortex or Boomerang)
It means that it's trying to talk to a
Pjall true :-)
Alan
Pj wrote:
Alan,
I think the most important event concerning this issue is Jean-Michel
said he would take the time to fix it. One of the best things about this
list is the willingness of the users to talk to each other and thrash
out the problems so the software
Thus spake Michael Holt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I believe it's just semantics (IMHO).
Given that the word "semantics" relates to *meaning* I fail to see how
anything can be "just" semantics.
(Sorry, this is one of my pet peeves)
--
|Deryk Barker, Computer Science Dept. | Music does not have to
Ok, I'm currently having several problems with my Linux box
Here is what I'm running:
Release: Mandrake-Linux 6.5
Kernel: 2.2.13-7mdk
Machine: Pentium II 400 MMX
(need any other info?)
1) Video Card: Sis 6326
a)I can only use 800x600
which is fine, but I get drawing
I have a very simple "browse" command, like this:
#! /bin/csh -f
cd /home/bts/xfer
/usr/bin/netscape $*
If I type it in in a shell, it works fine.
If I type it in the pop-up KDE command window, it works fine.
But from my panel, it doesn't work fine.
Under execute I
Let's see if I got this right: Wine is neither an adapter or emulator,
but instead uses API's to allow Windows programs to run on Linux.
I think it's a great idea, but I have one question. Will Windows
software be just as unpredictable and crash-prone when run under Linux?
Pj
What is this telling me
[root@Mrroboto brian]# rpm -Uvh ghostscript-hp8xx-5.50-5.i386.rpm --force
failed to stat /net: Input/output error
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Brian T. Schellenberger said:
Well, of course, the zip drive *should* be 0,1 and the CD-RW *should*
be 0,0, given that the zip drives on hdd and the CD-RW on hdc (unless,
perhaps, you specified both of them on the lilo.conf in reverse order,
but I'm sure you didn't do that).
Actually, I
Not as badly. A lot of Windows apps crash when they call system services,
not from their own bugs.
--- Pj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let's see if I got this right: Wine is neither an adapter or emulator,
but instead uses API's to allow Windows programs to run on Linux.
I think it's a great
On Mon, Apr 10, 2000 at 09:04:26AM -0400, John Aldrich wrote:
- On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, you wrote:
- I'm not quite sure why you want to blast me for simple semantics, but
- whatever name you want to give it, it still performs the same function.
-
- I don't believe it's semantics. I believe there
Strangely enough, Pj, depending on the amount of ram and CPU speed. It may
run better. The main problem with Windows based apps is usually resources.
So, you could have a Windows app that runs more reliably under Linux via
WINE etc, than under Windows.
-Original Message-
From: Pj
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Ok, I'm currently having several problems with my Linux box
Here is what I'm running:
Release: Mandrake-Linux 6.5
Kernel: 2.2.13-7mdk
Machine: Pentium II 400 MMX
(need any other info?)
1) Video Card: Sis 6326
Upgrade to the X server in Mandrake 7.
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Let's see if I got this right: Wine is neither an adapter or emulator,
but instead uses API's to allow Windows programs to run on Linux.
I think it's a great idea, but I have one question. Will Windows
software be just as unpredictable and crash-prone when
In brief, yes. However, it won't take the OS (Linux) with it, in most
cases. Today, many crashes in windows forces a reboot. Not so under
wine.
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Pj wrote:
Let's see if I got this right: Wine is neither an adapter or emulator,
but instead uses API's to allow Windows
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Actually, I included =only= the cd-writer (hdc) in lilo.conf. That's just
one of the strange things about the unspecified zip (hdd) being
"captured" by the ide-scsi thing.
Probably because the Zip will work with SCSI emulation just
as well as the CDR. You
Hello all,
I have just upgraded from Mandrake 6.1 to 7.0, and almost everything still
works (some things better than before). Unfortunately, when I try to run
acrobat reader, or corel wordperfect I get the following error message:
can't load library 'libXt.so.6'
I don't get this message when
I am using both a Phoebe Microsytems external with the TI chipset and a USR
5686-03 external fax modem both work well with Linux (and BeOS).
John
Icebreaker,
I can only repeat what has been said about modems. Winmodems don't work
in Linux too good. Yes, a win-linux-modem is being
Of course, but at least it won't take the entire machine with it.
Pj wrote:
Let's see if I got this right: Wine is neither an adapter or emulator,
but instead uses API's to allow Windows programs to run on Linux.
I think it's a great idea, but I have one question. Will Windows
software
Who cares if WINE is an emulator or not. I run Linux to get away from
those crappy Winblows apps that MicroSnot shoves at ya with all there
bugs. Why would I want to go backwards.
Bill Beauchemin
Sunnyvale MDC Control Center
GlobalCenter
(a Global Crossing company)
888-541-9888
Hi!
I have submited over a dozen of bugs, THAT ARE NOT IN BUG ARCHIVE YET
and got no replay, and bugs are not added! What is going on on this
field??
Bye, Alen
--
*---*
*E-Mail: Alen Salamun [EMAIL PROTECTED]*
* LiNUX - The choice
Hi!
I have never seen a single "Update" for some critical bugs like:
- g++ won't compile (includes not found)
- kernel won't compile if make mrproper not issued before
- uucp has wrong privileges on /var/log...
- fetchmail is missing rmail
- kpilot DOESN'T WORK AT ALL! (Jpilot works OK)
...
So
Lane Lester wrote:
Brian T. Schellenberger said:
Well, of course, the zip drive *should* be 0,1 and the CD-RW *should*
be 0,0, given that the zip drives on hdd and the CD-RW on hdc (unless,
perhaps, you specified both of them on the lilo.conf in reverse order,
but I'm sure you
Hello.
1) I can't seem to enable desktop sounds in an Enlightenment (Gnome)
session. I try to enable the sounds, but I get an error message about
not being able to communicate with the esound daemon.
2) In my .xsession-errors file, I see lots of lines about an maudio file
that can't be opened.
Hm.
Try the latest kernel on the Cooker. It contains the module you
need for this (well I have a CMI8738 - and it works.)
Kernel 2.2.15-0.18mdk
Instructions for installing a new kernel are available on
Mandrake User org.
HTH
Glyn M.
On Mon, Apr 10, 2000 at 12:32:05PM -0400, thus spake
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, you wrote:
So what is the policy of updates by MANDRAKE? Hey I REALLY like this
distribution and started recomending it all over, but this is not the
right way
Which version of Mandrake do you have? They do not appear
to put out updates for older versions (i.e.
Next thing is, is there a site or something where I can order this?
The local computer dealer adds heafty charges on ordering, let alone his
personal markup
-Original Message-
From: John Connell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, April 10, 2000 4:29
Often the bug fixes end up in Cooker, not on the updates page. You're fairly
safe with Cooker rpms if the version number only differs by the rpm build
number (i.e. 2.2-14 vs. 2.2-15). I agree that Mandrake needs to put more
effort into maintaining the updates page. The bug fixes are usually in
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Who cares if WINE is an emulator or not. I run Linux to get away from
those crappy Winblows apps that MicroSnot shoves at ya with all there
bugs. Why would I want to go backwards.
'Cause there's a few DARN nice programs that are ONLY
available under Windoze
"Brian T. Schellenberger" wrote:
Actually, we've *already* solved his problem in a practical sense.
He's got his system operating as he wants it.
He's just indulging us in trying to solve the mystery of why it was
acting oddly in the first place, and a re-install won't accomplish
*that*!
LOL!! I'm sorry but I just can't imagine a real windblows program that's
stable. I've found four in six years that I consider reliable. I think
it's kind of a sad epitaph for a OS that coulda, whoulda, shoulda been
great, but failed miserably due to ego and greed, imho.
Pj
John Aldrich wrote:
John Aldrich wrote:
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
It's a feature, not a critical function. If you use an application that
relies on reverse DNS lookups (some IP applications do), then the
reverse lookup will fail if your hostname doesn't match the real FQDN.
If you have a dialup
Alen Salamun wrote:
I have never seen a single "Update" for some critical bugs like:
- g++ won't compile (includes not found)
Is this happening in 7? It doesn't in 6.1.
- kernel won't compile if make mrproper not issued before
- uucp has wrong privileges on /var/log...
- fetchmail is
You can still turn it on and off
from the website I'm back on from
being off for almost a week.
Vern
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Lee Binkley wrote:
How do you get off this mailing list..
please advise.
How did you get on this mailing list?
-Stephen-
Hello All!
On modifying my options on the
PPP service to work with my raggedy
old 24K intermittent phone lines.
I've set my MTU, and MRU to 296
to minimize the packet fragmentation.
(I hope) I ran across the "noipx" command
an wondered what "IPX" stood for, do I
need it? And why should I care??
On looking at my logs I wondered
is it absolutely necessary to have
cron run rmmod -as every ten minutes?
I have a lot of strange hard drive
activity about two minutes after I boot
up. It's like something is checking out
the file system or something. But there
is no entry in any log that I can
Phoebe modems and a list of distributors:
http://www.phoebemicro.com/
PJ
Alen Salamun wrote:
Hi!
I have submited over a dozen of bugs, THAT ARE NOT IN BUG ARCHIVE YET
and got no replay, and bugs are not added! What is going on on this
field??
That's because they were evaluated and found not to be bugs.
You are attributing configuration errors to bugs. I
Next thing is, is there a site or something where I can order this?
The local computer dealer adds heafty charges on ordering, let alone his
personal markup
Phoebe Microsystems external modem with the TI chipset is model #
CMV1456VQE-XV90.
You can order this by calling Hi-Tech USA and ask
John Aldrich wrote:
Which version of Mandrake do you have? They do not appear
to put out updates for older versions (i.e. 6.0, 6.1/6.5)
Hi!
I am using 7.0! And ofcourse, I would think they'll support the newest
version...
Hmmm...Maybe the lack people doing it...
Bye, Alen
--
Larry Sword said:
I suppose it doesn't hurt to ask: You have set the jumper switches on the
cd-rom and zip drive to the correct master and slave configuration?
It sure doesn't hurt me! g Yes, both the BIOS and Win98 recognize the drives
correctly.
--
Lane
Lane Lester / Madison County,
After all of this information I only want to put a URL that put useful
information an a list of time server than can help for this proposes
http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~mills/ntp/
Leo
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John Aldrich said:
Actually, I included =only= the cd-writer (hdc) in lilo.conf. That's just
one of the strange things about the unspecified zip (hdd) being
"captured" by the ide-scsi thing.
Probably because the Zip will work with SCSI emulation just
as well as the CDR. You might
Regarding reverse DNS: I've noticed that some SPAM messages with bogux
names and addresses are using reverse numbers in the message headers.
the sequence is fake, but the numbers are real.
If anyone understands how this bogus stuff gets thru I'd like to know.
You can post me privately if you
This might work better:
This is the code, rename it to your script name and make it accessable
(backup your old one)
Also, make sure the path to perl is correct. To see type:
'which perl'
|
\/
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
###
# perl script to start netscape
###
# this may need quotes around the path,
Well, now that Adobe owns it, the UI might improve -- they're on version
6, is that what you have installed?
Whatever version there is for linux. I think it's 5.5.6 beta 2.
Anyhow, for some reason yesterday it stopped working. My luck eh.
Sheldon.
i used elftoaout and net'booted the kernel. It's
still failing in the same area of the kernel, which is
interesting...
esp0: IRQ3,7e0 SCSI ID 7 Clk 40Mhz CCF=8 TOut 167 NCR53C9XF (espfast)
IRQ: Trying to share non-PCI bucket
Kernel panic: Cannot acquire ESP irq line
Press L1-A to return to
Be patient. This list does have developers who do listen. One of them
might even talk to you privately to address your concerns. Mandrake
rocks as you will find out in due time.
Pj
Alen Salamun wrote:
Hi!
I have never seen a single "Update" for some critical bugs like:
- g++ won't
Arrgh.
I have installed a minimal installation of KDE, with the idea that if I
need something I can just install it. This isn't working because the
dependcies don't seem to be enforced.
Case in point: I decided to rey the KDE RPM manager, so I installed it. No
problem, except that when I go to
Hey Guys guess what.
Seems that the file utilty, encrypt is missing from the distro. If it is
not, where is that file located at? For I cannot for life of me locate that
utility which I needed for my script for the adduser.
So.. I hope you can locate it and point me to the
"Brian T. Schellenberger" wrote:
I don't think so.
I've been in the computer field professionally for 19 years, and I have
never heard this distinction raised.
One can always learn. It is a useful distinction, but not
well-known.
Re your professional 19 years, mine are 37.
--
Whats with g++'s location??
shouldn't it be /usr/lib/libg++.so.* instead of
/usr/i486-linux-libc5/lib/libg++.so.*
update me if I am wrong.
Cheers,
Raja
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Pj wrote:
Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 15:41:14 -0500
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Pj [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL
Sheldon Lee-Wen wrote:
Whatever version there is for linux. I think it's 5.5.6 beta 2.
Anyhow, for some reason yesterday it stopped working. My luck eh.
It heard you complain about the UI. Serves you right.
*grin*
-Stephen-
Brian T. Schellenberger said:
Also, w/r/t to your previous comment on the same topic, he pasted in a
big of his init script. He seems to start at runlevel 3 and then get
mysteriously switched to runlevel 5.
Nonetheless, pasting in his entire /etc/inittab and /etc/lilo.conf
files is
Brian T. Schellenberger said:
I didn't mean rc.local; I meant /etc/rc.d/init.d
That directory holds the following:
anacron* gpm* linuxconf-setup@ postfix* usb*
apmd*halt* lpd* postgresql* vmware*
atd* inet* mandrake_everytime*
I'm very interested in the Subject of this thread and a bit disappointed that
it has wandered afield into the nature of WINE.
I installed Corel WordPerfect Office 2000 for Linux today, and it looks great.
I'm sure I'll find shortcomings, but this is a great package for $88.
(TigerDirect $108-$20
It seems to me that I read something the other day about a module or
something to setup dial on demand for a ppp firewall/router. Is there
such a thing or am I just dreaming?
John Aldrich wrote:
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, you wrote:
I have a very simple "browse" command, like this:
#! /bin/csh -f
cd /home/bts/xfer
/usr/bin/netscape $*
Ok. I'll bite. Why the shell script? Why not just tell
Netscape to execute directly and then put the
I know perl, but your script isn't equivalent; it doesn't reset the
working
directory, which is the whole point of the script.
While I write lots of things in perl (I even wrote a maze-generation
program in perl!), I don't actually know how to get it to change the
working directory in-line for
The reason that *anybody* would care ('cause I'd imagine that by the end
of
the thread a lot of people were wondering the same thing) is because the
original post was discussing the speed of execution.
An emulator is inherently slow; an API is not.
However, if you want to run no Windows
You may just want to visit the following website and get version 6.0 in
rpm format:
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/aladdin/get601.html
I think that you will find that 6.0 has what you want and it works.
Tom
Klar Brian D Contr MSG/SWS wrote:
What is this telling me
[root@Mrroboto brian]#
Interesting. I have a complete kde install and there is no dpkg file to
be found anywhere on my system. I also do not understand what you mean
when you say that you installed a minimal installation.
Tom
PS
Hint ( different from an insult): Most problems with linux are operator
related problems.
There is no executable encrypt on my system but it adds users without
any problem. If you want to find something use the locate command (ie
locate encrypt). If locate barfs, run updatedb first. Then locate will
find anything on your system in a very few seconds.
Tom
Russell \"Elik\" Rademacher
Richard Bonebrake wrote:
It seems to me that I read something the other day about a module or
something to setup dial on demand for a ppp firewall/router. Is there
such a thing or am I just dreaming?
Yes, you can put a demand option in /etc/ppp/options,
along with anidle xxx option to
Are you trying to compile something? Encrypt must be included with the
system, or it wouldn't work. The passwd utility depends on this. If you're
trying to compile, make sure you are adding the call for the encrypt
library. It must be explicitly called, consult your How-To's and/or
compiler
Well, I would argue that if it is not well-known, it is by definition
not useful.
Language is useful only if shared and, as my posting demonstrated, this
distinction
is simply not being observed in the real world.
My guess: This is a distinction that was once observed but has fallen
out of
ok, to switch the working directory back, you can do one of three things
1st system(cd [dir]);
2nd chdir (dirname)
for this one, you may need to set the umask.
remember with umask, you are turning OFF bits, so
set it reverse of what you would chmod
3rd chroot (dirname)
this one
You're probably thinking of diald. However, diald is no longer needed. Put
"ondemand" in your ppp "options" file, and ppp will dial on demand.
Read the pppd man page for specifics. You may also want to look at persist
and I think it's "idle".
Russ
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
Your dreaming has been reality for quite a while :-)
I currently use diald and it works great.
Tuesday, April 11, 2000, 9:35:25 AM, you wrote:
RB It seems to me that I read something the other day about a module or
RB something to setup dial on demand for a ppp firewall/router. Is there
RB
As a Linux newbie I think it's very important to understand the
differences between A nd B for instance as it relates to accomplishing a
task. Using the correct terminology helps to get us there.
I've lived in different parts of the US. The one thing I notice is that
a common item like a
Russell \"Elik\" Rademacher wrote:
Hey Guys guess what.
Seems that the file utilty, encrypt is missing from the distro. If it is
not, where is that file located at? For I cannot for life of me locate that
utility which I needed for my script for the adduser.
Are you sure
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